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The fan-favorite 'Surgeon Simulator' game is finally getting a sequel and according to the trailer, it will include co-op gameplay. The game was officially revealed at the 2019 Game Awards and its developers have promised a number of surprises before the game is released. The platforms that the game will be available on have not been revealed yet.
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